Observed arrival · 2026-11-05
Regoloff: Keeping Lunar Dust Off the Cables
Regoloff presents mechanical attachments and surface treatments intended to keep lunar and Martian regolith off cables, machines, and other surfaces.
- For
- Lunar rover and surface-infrastructure teams
- Worth noticing
- LIFT is described as raising multiple cables together using rover motion, with no power or data pass-through required.
Field notes
The page lays out a three-part sequence—lift cables clear of drift, treat surfaces so grains shed, then sweep remaining dust—and presents LIFT as the flagship. Its described rover-mounted attachment raises one or more lines using vehicle motion, with no power or data pass-through; the site also frames the design against NASA's stated need for low-integration-complexity dust removal. The extract describes the system and a roadmap, but does not establish deployment or flight testing.
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